Four muskies weigh 73 pounds at French River Chalet Camp
Four guests at the French River Chalet Bungalow Camp report a total of 73 pounds in muskies with the largest at 26 pounds and the smallest at 12. Fishing remains strong this season, with a Canadian Pacific trophy hoped for and plans for a big July 15 to 22 convention by Native Sons of Glasgow en route to Scotland. John Findlay, famed big game hunter, arrived in Vancouver aboard the Empress of Russia while journeying to England for rest and to study Malay headhunters. Canadian Pacific unveils low rate return trips to the Maritime Provinces starting July 22, with sea passage aboard the Princess Helene across the Bay of Fundy to France.
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French River Chalet
Native Sons of
Glasgow
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Victoria
Ontario
Quebec
John Findlay
Vancouver
England
Mr. Findlay
Canadian Pacific
Maritime Provinces
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Bay of Pundv
Land of Pranzeelina
Grandmothers fete in Elm Valley WI December meeting
Ellenville reports the December WI gathering at Mr. Mervyn McConnell’s home on December 7 with 15 grandmothers invited. A short program featured old songs and a “Throve our Grandmothers Missed” contest, prizes for oldest and youngest, and an old fashioned lunch served by waitresses in white caps.
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Mervyn McConnell
Maggie
Canadian exports and rail incentives noted in coast to coast wrap
The report surveys Canadian eel shipments to Germany and the United States, radio license totals from April to September 1932, a sound film on the R M S Aorangi, and a Vancouver bound movie arrival. It highlights a first woman barrister aboard the Empress of Russia, pasta consumption trends, 1931 factory output, Remembrance Day commemorations, Bates Camp hunting reports, a free Montreal Polytechnique scholarship, and CP Rail holiday excursion promotions.
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China
Lo Soon Kim Teo
Vancouver
Soon
England
Hong Kong
Christ Church Parish Seeks Prompt Apportionment Fund Gifts
The Wardens of Christ Church Hamiota urge timely parish contributions to the Apportionment Fund. Due to harvest Thanksgiving being postponed the congregation could not contribute, so donors are asked to leave gifts with the Wardens for prompt forwarding to the Diocesan secretary.
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Christ Church
Hamiota
Christmas Events At Local Sunday School And Women's Institute
The Sunday School holds a Christmas tree and cantata under Mrs N Hodgson on December 22 with adults admitted for 25c. A Masquerade Ball is planned by the Women's Institute with music by the Hamiota orchestra. The Mission Band met, Christmas gifts were collected for needy districts, and the White Gifts service packed bales for Mrs Stinson in Mankota and Miss Blanche Rothnie in Hodgeon. A Children's Aid collection raised 11. The Senior CGLT hosted Grace M Connell. The Extension Service library is available from Mrs Cox. The Model Makers met at Mrs Rosenberger’s home to discuss cupboards, boxes, and castors, followed by lunch.
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N. Hodgson
The
Women’s Institute
Hamiota Orchestra
Mra L. Cochrane
Meedy
Hardy Captures Two Alberta Records At Banff Carnival
A. E. Hardy of Saskatoon won the 220 yards in 20 seconds and the 3 mile in 9 minutes 2 5 seconds at the Banff Winter Sports Carnival, setting new Alberta marks. Margaret J. Nicol of Drumheller was elected Carnival Queen for 1933. Travellers gain Easter fare privileges similar to Christmas, with a 1.25 fare round trip March 24 to 27. Fifty seven 10 year lease salmon and trout lands in New Brunswick go to public auction April 7 at up to 12 000 per year. Canadian Pacific offers to write off interest on western land contracts for 1931 and 1932 with conditions. bonuses apply for payments including arrears.
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Alberta
Banff
A. E. Hardy
Saskatoon
Hardy
Margaret J. Nicol
Drumheller
Canada
Canadian Passenger Association
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
New Brunswick
Fredericton
LP. D. Tilley
The
Montreal
E. W. Beatty
Canadian snuff rise noted with 1929 production
The article records a surge in snuff use in Canada with 1929 production exceeding 997000 pounds valued at 1280933 dollars, up from 1919 by over 337000 pounds and more than 530000 dollars. It also touches on candles from candlefish, and various Dominion events and travel news.
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Canada
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